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Ugh, I Have a Car

Cars are financial and mechanical nonsense. Let's manage the nonsense.

Buying a car means a stack of fees you've never heard of, and owning one means upkeep you'll forget until it's expensive. This is the deadpan co-pilot for both — it knows what a fee should cost in your state, and it remembers your maintenance so you don't have to.

A look inside

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What it does

Flag the junk fees

Point it at a dealer's out-the-door quote and it flags doc fees and add-ons that run above the norm for your state.

Know the real numbers

Backed by state-by-state fee caps, tax-title-registration math, and typical market averages — so "that's just standard" doesn't fly.

Sanity-check the financing

See where an offered APR sits for your credit tier before you agree to a payment you'll resent for six years.

Your garage, remembered

Keep your car's details and history in one place, with a maintenance schedule tuned to the actual vehicle.

Upkeep before it bites

Quiet reminders for the service that's actually due — not a firehose of notifications you'll mute by Tuesday.

A home-screen widget

A glance at what's next for the car, right where you'll see it. It reads your garage; it never touches your money.

Pricing

Free

$0

  • One car in your garage
  • Maintenance reminders
  • Junk-fee and financing checks

Questions

What does it actually do?

Two things: catches junk fees and inflated add-ons on a dealer quote before you sign, and remembers your car's maintenance so upkeep doesn't sneak up on you.

Does it connect to my bank or move money?

Never. It reads what you enter and checks it against state fee caps and market averages. It doesn't touch your accounts or your money.

Is my data private?

Your garage stays on your device — the app collects nothing about you. See the privacy policy.

How does Pro billing work?

Billed through your Apple account; manage or cancel anytime in Settings → your name → Subscriptions.